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| Channels are the media we use to carry messages. |
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| the delibrate or accidental transfer of meaning |
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| the result either good or bad between the communication of two people, it can be emotional, physical, cognitive, or any combination of the three |
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| essential of communication |
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| those components present during every communication event |
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| is feedback from others who are involved in the communication event |
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| The verbal or nonverbal cues that we percieve in reaction to our communication function |
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| the act of communicating with multiple people at a time, so that you can share information, develop ideas, make decisions, solve poblems, offer support or have fun |
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| the belief that one needs to defeat another in order to achieve one's goals |
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| is feedback you give yourself as you monitor your own behavior or performance during a transaction |
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| intrapersonal communication |
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| you think about, talk with, learn about, reson with, and evaluate yourself |
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| interpersonal communcation |
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| interacting with another, learn about him or her, and act in ways that help sustain or terminate your realationships |
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| the media in which to entertain, inform, and persuade |
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| the content of a communicative act |
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| is our need to express and recieve love |
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| is our need to feel that we are capable and responsible, that we are able to deal with and manage our enviroment |
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| is our need to be with others, our need for social contact |
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| extiguishes a behavior; it serves as a corrective rather than a reinforcing function |
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| is anything that interferes with or distorts our ability to send or recieve messages |
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| online, or machine assisted communication |
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| communicating through cyberspace, either conversing, researching, and exchnaging ideas, in oreder to build realationships with others using computers and the internet |
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| enhances whatever behavior is in progress |
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| to inform and persuade the members of an audience to hold certain attitudes, values, or beielfs so that they will think, believe, or act in a particular way |
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persons who decode messages given to them
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| persons who encode messages to others through the act of communication |
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| our social connections or social networks -the people we know-rather than our capital-what we know |
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| a culture in which technology monopolizes the thought-world |
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